The Council designated four main components and approaches to monitoring of processes of public administration’s system transformation: flatter, agile, streamlined and tech-enabled government (FAST-government).

Flatter government assumes (а) citizen engagement (b) administrative efficiency (c) decision making process (d) intergovernmental and cross-sectoral collaboration. Agile government organizes itself in such a way as to quickly raise public and private resources to solve problems.   Streamlined government carefully plans labor shedding together with essential advancement of competencies and perfection in organizational and technological spheres. And at last tech-enabled government is successful in transformation of political, legal and regulatory environments in accordance with the dynamically changing wired world.

However FAST-government will not appear without fundamental changes in the way of thinking.  The new WEF report contains appeal to decision-makers both in government and non-government structures to determine the most vital priorities and the most perspective opportunities for government transformation, which would allow providing benefit to citizens.   The central point of this strategy is necessity of open and sincere dialogue between individuals, structures and groups affected by transformation of the government.

The final goal remains in determining innovative and pragmatic approaches to what the government can do for citizens and together with them. To remain quick and curious – this is one of priorities for the government, which strives to change to the best, and for all those, who wants to assist in achieving this ambitious goal.  The report specifies steps necessary to approach this aim. Yuri Hohlov, Chairman of the IIS Board of Directors, is one of co-authors of the new version of the report and member of the Council "The Future of Government".